New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
LOOKING AFTER HIS UNCLE.
BARON sEILLIEREs NEPHEW IN TOWN.


~uy YOUNG PRINCE DE TALLEYRAND GIVES HIS
OPINION on VARIETY OF sUBJECrs
The Prince do Talleyraud granddaughter Of the Dlus-
sous Frenchman OF tina. OF the Princesse 40
eagan and nephew OF Baron Seiliere, arrived at nov"
York on Thursday by the steamship City OF ROME ne
was accompanied by Commander d Uhmann Oh r"r''' "lu
they both up their quarters at the o'e
The Prnca there by IkibCNb reporter
last night lie is tall and goodlookng, with regular
features dark halr aud black eyes. lie is charming
and 10 well informed on all the topics
of the day He said he had come to America 10 join MS
uncle think is well that some relative should be
near him." he proceeded and as 1 the eldest son
and hgr of the Princesse de Sagan, am about the
most influential relative he has Commander dCllmann
and will 20 gu 10 Newport. where Baron seilere is
staying. tomorrow. snail probably travel little 1
wish Niagara Falls and shall probably go as 1ar
as san Francisco. Meanwhile Commander dUllmann
will remain in Newport with my uncle, who needs
rest. The Baron is sane man, ana MS
confinement asylum simply the result OF dis
agreement with the Princesse de sagau money nat
ters We had some difficulty in getting him removed
from the asylum, and 1t was Commander dUllmann
who aiscov erred where he This was managed by
going asylum asylum, representing himself as
friend OF Baron Seiecrs and stating that he had come
to see how he was.
81 narrowly escaped being confined in private asy
Ium yself BY my moi her. about six years ago. was
taken In carriage 20 see sap Who was tolo was NY
AID then went away. I afterwsrd found Ion, out
MAT had been sGnTesss ont w an order or my
confinement. They manage these things Daily IN
France Tne meapest Kind OF a doctor. worth half
DALAI visit may commit a man to an insane asylum.
The Project is supposed TO send physician 10 eAAo
three weeks. and by that time a from chahng
and being In rage from morning I'LL Night Will oo
suppose the stories circulated In regard to Baron
You mean a to his marriage and forth Yes
utterly false. NY uncle has hal mistress-n iaet
two-and has had some children Mishihs .n 10
he has made provision them but he has certainly
mon h. What more could she expect He has plenty
he has eaten up half but he has still half left"
In spea ,ng OF his great ancestor the Prince SAID
the greatest In France In their ume am myseil
connected with the Due de Morny in KIND Of eIt,
handed way. He the n NJ flahan by a nalson
with Qneen of Holla d and Flahan was the son oil
mistress 81 10 Grand Prince de srrv ,,rw
"Boulanger has AIDE himself political nan an a lie
psct it, IL he had remained sinply general he would
have mad 10 trouble II were Ferry would not hgn.
understand BY lighting Ferry would simply be playing
into Boulangers hands aud making fool OF hinseif'
E"And will they hghtF
~ suppose you that the Boulanger March has
PShs. ri Tell you what that is-nothng more nor
less than song from operetts lie Grand M9guL
which had long at the Gaiety Theatre In rsrls
ANY one who in Paris last winter will remember IT.
In the march rhythm has been cnanget' ana. OF
course, words substituted 1t is only care concert
song" W
Tie Prince has been here before niue years ago He
admres NewYork for its life and hustle, and is COCK
tails .,
There Is only ono man the Continent OF Europe
he said who make real cocktails lie ~ AT Monte
Carl ,, ami Is nIcknamed 'Sero.' lie can make them
howlipg good. Prince Alexander formerly OF bulgaria
and brother of his were AT Monte Carlo this One
day there singing and friend or mine passed
COUNT the hat for the musicians Prince AIe1snder
ing less than silver. The Prince took out pound ana
said he had change. Never mind that M sara
Iny friend. and took it,"
The Prince referred with particular guso to the ooos
cry at pleasure he had experienced
on Thursday night in "bunbling about the streets OF
NewlOrk all alone.